Laraib Rajpot

$NVDAB (NVDA) has been one of the most talked-about short candidates in the market, given how far and fast it's run. Here's a balanced look at the case, not a recommendation — this isn't financial advice, and I'm not a financial advisor.
Where the stock stands
NVDA has traded in the roughly $190–$230 range through mid/late-2026, up around 19% year-to-date, with a market cap sitting near $5.1–5.2 trillion — making it the largest company in the world by market value.
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Ethereum's next major network upgrade is called Glamsterdam — and the name is a mashup: "Amsterdam" (the execution-layer upgrade, continuing the tradition of naming those after Devconnect cities) plus "Gloas" (the consensus-layer upgrade, named after a star). It's targeted for Q3 2026, following December 2025's Fusaka upgrade.
What it actually does:
Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS, EIP-7732) — bakes the separation between block proposers and block builders directly into Ethereum's protocol, cutting out third-party relay software (MEV-Boost) that currently sits in between.
Block-Level Access Lists (BALs, EIP-7928) — lets nodes know in advance which parts of state a block will touch, enabling parallel transaction processing instead of one-by-one execution.
A big gas limit increase — from roughly 60 million toward a 200 million floor, aiming to roughly triple Ethereum's Layer-1 throughput toward a target of 10,000 transactions per second.
Together, these mark a shift back toward scaling Ethereum's base layer directly, rather than relying purely on Layer-2 rollups — while trying to keep home node operators able to keep up.
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I initially thought the last rebound would stop around 85k-90k then pull back, but after nearly a week if consolidation, this level might shift upwards.

The longer it considering within this range, the more stable it becomes; the faster it rises, the more wary we should be of a sharp drop and pullback.

Good luck everyone!

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$DASH /USDT $30 LONG

TRADING SETUP (1H)💥

Entry - MARKET PRICE / 51.76

Entry Price - 49.66

Stop Loss - 46.05

📌TP1-56.00

📍TP2-59.09

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The most recent report (week ending Aug 15, 2026) showed initial claims at 206,000, down 6,000 from the prior week and below the ~230,000 level claims have hovered near for much of the past year.
4-week moving average: ~204,000 — smoothing out weekly noise, this confirms claims are trending low, not just a one-off dip
Context: Claims have generally stayed in a 200K–230K "low fire" range through 2026 — companies aren't laying off much, even as hiring has also stayed sluggish (the "low fire, low hire" labor market analysts keep flagging)
Why it matters: Low jobless claims signal limited layoffs, which is generally read as bullish for the economy and can support the case against near-term Fed rate cuts, since a resilient labor market gives the Fed less urgency to ease
Caveat: This is a lagging weekly print, subject to revision — it's one data point in a string of readings, not a standalone trend signal

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Jobless claims just fell to 206K — well below the 230K range we've seen most of 2026. What's your take?

$ETH
Current price: roughly $3,600, about -25% from its all-time high of ~$4,880 (set August 2025)
2026 has been rocky: ETH sank as low as the $1,700–1,900 range in early 2026 amid broad risk-off sentiment and ETF outflows, then staged a strong recovery back into the $3,000s+ as sentiment improved
Key drivers: spot ETH ETFs now offering staking (BlackRock, Grayscale, Fidelity all moved on this in 2026) are adding a yield component that's attracting institutional flows; ~30% of ETH supply is staked, and fee burns still reduce net issuance during busy periods
Structural story: ETH remains the dominant settlement layer for stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets, with $60B+ in DeFi deposits — but L2 scaling has diverted fee revenue away from mainnet, a headwind analysts flag for value accrual
Outlook split: bull cases point to $3,900–4,200+ if ETF inflows and rate cuts continue; bear cases warn of a slide back to $1,700–2,200 if risk appetite fades
Net: ETH has clawed back a lot of ground from its early-2026 lows, but it's still well off its 2025 peak, with the ETF-staking narrative as the main bullish catalyst to watch.

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$BNB (Binance Coin)

- **All-time high:** ~**$1,376**, hit October 13, 2025, riding a huge 2025 altcoin rally fueled by BNB Chain's network growth, treasury buying, and fee-cut proposals
- **Current level:** roughly **$600–650**, down about **50%+** from that peak — a sharp multi-month correction/consolidation
- **Fundamentals:** BNB Chain still shows strong usage — fast block times (~0.75s), millions of daily transactions, and multibillion-dollar DeFi volume, plus Binance's regular token burns that reduce supply
- **Narrative shift:** 2025's rally was driven by exchange-token/treasury-buying hype; 2026's pullback reflects broader crypto risk-off and profit-taking after the October peak

Bottom line: BNB remains a top-5 crypto by market cap with real network activity behind it, but it's currently in a deep drawdown from its highs rather than in rally mode. Check a live exchange for the exact real-time price before trading.

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$ZEC has been one of 2026's standout performers, up roughly 1,000%+ year-to-date, driven by a privacy-coin narrative revival, a Robinhood listing, hedge-fund interest, and the SEC closing its investigation into the Zcash Foundation without enforcement action.
Peak: hit around $642 in early May 2026, its highest since 2021
Recent range: trading roughly $400–$550, well off the peak but still massively above 2025 levels (single digits to low $20s)
Drivers: privacy-coin rotation (outperforming Monero), shrinking liquid supply, institutional accumulation
Risks: high volatility (~9%+ daily swings), regulatory scrutiny of privacy coins in some jurisdictions, and a sharp pullback from all-time highs suggests profit-taking
Given crypto prices move by the minute, check a live source (Coinbase, CoinGecko) for the exact current number before trading — but the broader story is a coin that's rallied hard on privacy-tech demand and is now consolidating below its 2026 highs.

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$ETH remains the second-largest cryptocurrency and continues to be a key player in DeFi, NFTs, and smart contracts. Recent market activity shows ETH trading around the $2,400–$2,500 range, with strong support near $2,400 and resistance around $2,500–$2,550.
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📈 Bullish Signals
Ongoing institutional interest and ETF-related demand.
Continued Ethereum network upgrades aimed at improving scalability and efficiency.
Long-term adoption of decentralized applications remains strong.
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📉 Risks
Global economic uncertainty and interest-rate concerns can pressure crypto markets.
A break below the $2,400 support zone could trigger further downside.

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Outlook:
Ethereum's long-term trend remains constructive, but traders should watch the $2,400 support and $2,550 resistance levels for the next major move. A breakout above resistance could signal renewed bullish momentum.
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$BTC is trading around $77,928, holding just above a cluster of its daily moving averages after a strong August rally that took it from roughly $62,600 on August 1 to a peak near $80,800 on August 25 — about a 24% monthly gain. Price is now consolidating right at its daily pivot, and while the broader structure remains bullish (BTC is above its 20, 50, and 200-day EMAs), short-term momentum is cooling — the daily MACD histogram has turned negative, suggesting the rally is losing some steam even though the underlying trend hasn't broken down.

On the flow side, Bitcoin's dominance has climbed to nearly 60% of the total crypto market, hinting at a defensive rotation into BTC as the broader market pulls back slightly. Adding to that, Michael Saylor's Strategy resumed buying after a two-month pause, picking up $370 million worth of BTC. Sentiment is sitting in "Greed" territory (around 65–70 on the Fear & Greed Index), which means the market isn't starting from a position of pessimism — so any pullback from here could feel sharper than usual.

Key support sits around $75,200–$76,600, with resistance around $78,400–$80,000; a confirmed close above that resistance zone could open the door toward $86,000. The main near-term risk is the Fed's September 15–16 meeting, combined with September historically being a seasonally weaker month for Bitcoin.

Overall, this looks less like a breakout and more like a pause-and-digest phase — worth watching for a clear move beyond either the $78,400 or $75,200 levels before reading real direction. Not financial advice, just where things stand right now.

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$BTC is trading around $77,900, holding steady after cooling off from its late-August push above $80,000. The price sits just above key daily moving averages that have defined the uptrend for months, with a bullish structure still intact.

📌 What's happening:

Momentum is cooling slightly even though the broader trend structure remains bullish BTC dominance climbed to 59.58%, suggesting capital is rotating into Bitcoin rather than leaving crypto
Michael Saylor's Strategy resumed buying, deploying $370M after a two-month pause

🧭 Levels to watch: Resistance near $78,400–$80,000, support in the $75,000–$76,500 zone.

The market looks like it's in transition rather than a clear breakout or breakdown — worth watching how the pivot zone resolves before assuming a direction.

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